La Grande evening observer., June 21, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

Tuesav. 'June 21, 1A27.
Page Six
t;a grandr eventno orserver
WOMEN TAKE PART
IN HUMAN AFFAIRS
Clubs No Longer Confine
Time to Culture, Dem
onstrated at Meeting
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WASIflNCTOX, 11.
4 'nil ii twi I ttudien of
Milled nature which for ye.ii-H
cupied ihe time a tul al tenthm
wnnen clubs, have :lven wny'lo
definite iimi active participation In
essential mailers that haw tu do
wild the conduct of Iiimmjiii iiffiiio
111 the world today. This w'aw coti
fhiMlvdy ilnnniiHtr'ili-il In ihc ninn
hltloiiH iilott'l )y (hi Oncriil
I'edfr.iiioii of Woih-n's hio itt Iih
I'DlltM'll IIH-'-l lllK IhM ( I'l t'lll ly in
(Irniul l(:itiils, ,lic!i,t I lie proliliilt ,
.Mrs. John hli lilnvM'i Slifrnum,
fddlllK-
The fcdi rat Inn. wU li rt-nn-si-nln
nior1 tliiin i'.ihmi.iiiio m n, mcil
the tulol'tiou of il iiiiliih;il Holii'V
for flood control dint will imvvwm
lh rt!i'urriMji-it rif n nv such flood
ciltastrophP ;ix lh.it llrti Iuih JiimI
bweil ihrotiuh tin- Mississippi v;il-lt-y
nnd will iiltiinmcly -l!inin;itc
Ihp flood immi e in nil pints of the
rnitf(l Sliitfs. The ioiiiifil nuked
fur lnnncilinto in-rii.n luokinu to
ward rmWriH'lion of tin- St. I.;ivvr
i'lw iiikt-H lo Iht son c:iii:il. I'n
dnr.Hmcnt wuh fvcn to m-iiaip nno
liition ma for li KciH'iiil fnrvt-y of
I he mndltloiiH of ilu ItullfniH of the
rnlted Ni:iuH imhI h-nlsl.-iiion look
lut; touiird di'c'iilriiliz;ill"ii of Die
actlvltlM of tin Indhiii lnirc.iu to
htatP (ioverniiicrils ns nii:nlf(st'd hy
I lie polfry of the secretary-of I he
Interior. Iteaft'lrniallon was trfven ,
lo lejiitdiil loll (leslneil lo nlve tho
Indian IiIm rluhts hh a ill.en.
it Itn effort to ha ve n ninny
lionie deinnnm rat Ion mimiIk placed
In the nnrlriilt ural couihU'k of the
country iih there an farm n;entH,
Ihe federation pledK-d itself to Kiip
iort only Milch lelsl"! Ion l or will'
ItiK federal funds supplcnieniluK the
Stlilth-I.ever api)ri.iria1tuiis as will
iiihitre more cmiftalde tiroporilon of
s.rvico lo the farm home ami home, told of the jjreal kipcpsm of the ur- which cluh proldeftiK, eppchilly
maker. The reiiie!t which hadjhan mid farm mirvey of home! thorn- related to ihe depart mem
previously heen made tu the federal enilpineni and itiimtunced planw I which had occupieii the morniitt:
Movernmeut , reo.tt est Inu' that wives
or mot he I'M he desti; hat ed III 1 lie
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SiJAIiCIIiXG FOR
SAFE DANCE FOR
! , RUSSIAN YOUTH
' M(.S( 'OW (Al') "Xtftionnliza-
tlon" li;m In . n cvti n'lcd In prin
1 cpic to the dance, in fi nuKK-ntlon
l put forward hy the Moweow Council
of I'hysli al t ult ure.
In r i. rrlnjr to the fiopularlty of
tliM fox-trot and two-tcp, huimed
ah imuio.nl. tht' council )i:ih coit
nidtrwl ir iiiiviis.- loi- the time bf
intr lo piohil.it duii' inn hy MiuplfH,
"hut ut the name time finds It ad-
' viMihf.1 that couple ehantfi- fnirt
ip.is'iii the coui.-h: of Die dance.'
A special con feniicc has hei-n
I MiiMiiioiieil to mo into Die auliji-ct
I of "round danccn," and to crcato
ia in w tlancc, It' posMihlc, h ss wi'iir
upon moral.s of youthful ad- .
dlelH.
j t hr n heen e( i Ml
11 t Il MIMI.HIMi hrliluc
1 1 nM t-.t Stales.
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Tnese 1 wo Interior news of tuv-bihio ruuio lodfi In the Swuih Dukutu BIuck. Iijiis snow ii:t Klmplc
rhnracter of the dwelllnc which President Coolldg will spend hl vacation. Above la the i?ny
room, with its great fireplace of natlr alone. Below It the Uiulng room, stuffed game birds bclnj; Uiu
only ornaments.
I!i:iit census as hotiieinaUers. was
Hilppleniented with it reipic.st thai
essential facts concernirm the eo,ulp
nieiil of the home he enumerated
In the census.
In her opening address Mrs.
Sherman presented a fearless and
forceful defense of t he ma ter nil y j
and Infancy act in tin- enactment of
Which the general federation played ,
11 conspicuous part and of the chll-i
dren'K hurejiu an authorized arm of
the Koverniiient, hot h of which are'
tinder attack hy persons, who nre
elt her grossly Itnornnt or malicious.
.Mrs. Sherman deplored the inroudsj
hOlllK made hy teachei M of com - I
mniiism and atheism In this conn-l'lonal repute, wliose addresses re
try and warned Ihe women 1 keep ; laled lo the different departments
tlWd.Huh jitiitt'nt mis Tree from these J'f (f edent I Ion Work, Were features of
insiilTmiM liit'hie'iiees. the evening iron in ins. fJeorKP 11.
Anicilcm. lion..- Kcmm.ii -M'lxwell. of WashlnMhm. I, C, the
The Amerlea,, home, tin kevnot e I ,,Mt r'"''' ""thorlty on flood
of Mrs. Sherman's i(dmlnMratlon. ',""''. li'i.'d measures lo
oo 1111 1 11 noi uer .. isissippi vnney
er. 1'. j. Arnold of New York
j'ty, vice preshlenl of the National
'for the follow-up campaign intprounim. were discussed, from hoih
Which i lit cluh women art coo-fthe plaiform and the floor. At one
jeratlna with public official afidjnf these loi'iims. Dr. lltirdelle.
lutflitieM men in )iopulariziiiK more I chairman of the hoard of trustees,
and helter equipment for the home 'repot ted Ihe recommendation of
:.Mih. J. . Cawler, chairman of thehhtj hoard of directors, that In view
idivisioti of liom? ecoiuunics tach- jof ihe .Mississippi valley disaster,
iK deplored the criticism of the nifslm: of the S .VOOlUUMl fouiula-
nmdern lrl,
sa. Inn thai he .still
l.refers marriajie and n home in a
movie career, licflujie practical as
sistance In home management ami
a keener spiritual vision of w hat
makes n home, are said to he. the
two K'alesl needs of Ihe American
home today, neii'dinK , lo .M rs.
Harry A. I turn ham, chairman o!
the division of home making.
Authoritative spen Iters of
mi-
.Mrs
a popular t
Macule V.
r of
:i cry,
iIIschmsI
chairman, j
WE PAY
4" compdimd interest.
.Seems small hut it is
much better than some
of th! investments we
know of as having heen
sold here in town within
the past few years.
The. privileges which
pro with our Savings are
hind tu equal. '
United States
National Bank
IT UNT A HOME
WITHOUT A TELEPHONI
How in the world can a
young person expect to
become ' popular"
unless there is a Tele
phone in the home?
We don't say it can't be
done. It might. liut it's
doubtful.
Horn
Independent "jj C I
AKD YOU CAN HAVE ONI
ro a nw cknts a dati
(ion fund he positioned until Home
pi ore propitious time. - This reeom
metidallon was adopted. The usual
opport nutty tp contribute in the
heado.uarietM malnienance fund re
suited in pledges of more than
$ l Mill, -
. Luncheon conferences held hy the
sevnral departments proved ile
IlKhlful and liixpii-inu In their ad
dresses and discussions. A In rue
ami elaborately appointed dinner
was j: I veil for the "official family"
of thieflgriJjutho 'l''' I'S'
tore tht openliiK of the laotincil, the
.Michigan womrn actlim iih host
esses, l-'ollowlntf the first eveninn
session a reception in honor of Mrs.
Sherman was held at the 'antilm!
liotid. ; ' , !
. The entire second floor of thel
Itroadcastimt company, told of the Jnriuory w here the cntnicll wns held.
culiural value of the radio.' Ir. ('.Jwas devoted lo extilhlts of the sev
i. Little, of Ann Arhor, president "(.ml depari menu, all of-which ai-i
of the I'liivernlly of ,M ichiRn u 'traded kihiI . al ifoition, , .Saturday
spoke on "Kdiicatlott In. the Home.;' was deslKuated as "play .day" audi
Frederick Telford of WuNhhintnti. rKCin;es . of women took aillo drives
1 1. t., discussed civil service ami
pcrxonal lenislatlon.
i The Kigali tic conservation work
of the federation was pleasingly re
Clccicd in Ihe slereoptlcnn lecture,
slides of places and proJectH In
uhach cluh wniiiii have worked.
! heiim shown. The depart meat of
Mine arts, Mrs. .. A. Miller, chalr
, niiui. recounted iih Its accomplidt
inents the openhiK of the Cluh Cor
ner in Sciihncr'H magazine, Ihe
i a ward of $lnno In prizes hy that
magazine for lists, and essays in -
volvin a knowledge of creative
! American art, also Ihe art forums
(established by the art - chairman,
Mhe Kaihcrine l,ce ItatCM conlest.
jl chlhlren's hook week, the universal
.observance of National . lira ma
: week, Ihe music memory cniitesl I
; a rid music Week.
l.onn lists of worthy nchleve
i nienls and stimulallne; phmH f.o
!the future were enunclaled by Mrs.
: William It. Alvord, chairman of ihe
department of American t 'ilizen
ship: Mrs. Walter McNab Miller,
chairman of t he depart p1(nt tt(
Public Welfare; Mrs. Frederick W.
Wciin, chairman of the detainment
of from and I'ubllcily; Mrs. llufus
I 'awes, clialrman of the deparl
llient it( lniern.itlon.il Helatlons;
Mrs. William I'. Itlackinan, chair
man t ihe department of laluca
llon and Mrs. iMtliean S. Johnson
'liaiititan of il department ot
l.eeislatlo.i.
"A .1 unior I tepart in en t in every
iMnli."' is ihe ainhltlous slogan vt
the junior department' of which
Mrs. II. M. I : - I . I r . h in chairman,
who reported. Junior cluhs now
lielopi; ! o the general federa
Hon. Mrs. It. duns deplored tin
lark ot adult leader ndel for ihe
e ! Ma i c : i i i : u mnnher of jii oui'
of --:ir(-.
t'r. '!n;t H. llurtkette, corif-
-1h.ImI.mh of torrlrn lerritorlal elide.
announced new club from HeunoHj
ite. St-Miil. Tientsin. Kobe, tiallK-J
hii, dr e ,,nd riaiM', making a
l"' 1 1 oi i;o , tubs and federation of
I pe.ikiM women in fiirelilii
..i.M'.iies n. affiliated with the'
' -'or.,1 it d. i.,1,,.11. .Mrs. Kredcr-i-
1- Smith ciijiirman of niei.;ber-
n-iM.r'cd noire than Una ut- -I.
ihf ,i"iiiii the Kcner.il federal Ion ;
dm mi,- the liit ve.ir, !
to C.and Haven, Holland and Mas
ki-Hiiii, where they saw the rcai
sand dunes and were enti rialncd ,
by the women's club of ihore cities'
at luncheon.
Mrs. Dorian M. Ilassell wa i lmal!
biennial chairman and she was n-!
slsted by a larf;e coniuiillee which;
left nothi.iK undone Dial coillilin,
any way contribute to the success
of the nieeii.iK or the personal
pleasure of the several hundred
women in attendance. Mrs. tiny H . '
Speare of New Hampshire wa-i !
chairman of Ihe program conimil'j
tee ami .Mrs. t'liu'ence I'raim 'of
Delaware and .Mrs, Saidie rr-liiMi-
bar of Ori'Kou, headed the cvala.t-.
tlon ciMiimltoe. '
CA1
CI RCLE
TOUIV
To C'.ina!:t on a new
Primvsv; liiu-r - thn mli
the m.iijnilici'nt Cana
ilian '.icitic Kcckks- rc
civ;itinn .mi! -p.ris at
hiinlt, hake LduKc utnl
tin. liun.ilnw Clamps
iht'ii lnunc via C-alary
and Spukatu with icivr
li- SilHW Mi'iti'S lU'kV. All
iiv.nlaMc lo you al mo
derate t:(t oil tiie (Circle
Tour.
Spci ial I ) r ii i' s I o ii
I'tsr. s arc now effec
(iic: nil litciaiiire and
intoi in:. I ion. A--k about
C mon In ". I
The Water's Great! i
..I iii.ii tlwr.
!;ty i-s in llti
I
ihtr p.ni i: now opt n and offers to the
and bi s; outdoor su iniminif to be had.
uater from '.e (irinde UoipV ricr air
every day. Mot and cold shower batl.H
al v. ays in tliaiife oi ihe pool lo insure .sal
people of I. a llri.ndc the cleanest, safest
The ntnk Is continually r'-ccivinir tresh
will be com nit t ly emptied and cleaned
available lo all. A competent swimmer is
ety. The tank fee is I ,'c, towd fic, suits I Ti.'.
if it
FIKE WORKS!
A coinplclc line ij" fit i work-, fiii'crack-ci-s
itp pilol.-. etc.. in connection will.
Khmci-.v ami s4-ricc elation. milk
and cream f. am our ow n rnus, ami
other aiiipli. mid jiHitb-jn supplies
arc alwa available.
FREE PICNICS
We make no charm for Ihe iim' of our
wonilerfiil piciilc ercnnd. liriny; out ihe
family ami fiicrnU. The ru-hiiij; ioamle
ltoi.de ricr Unci) with sharp pine-coi-ereil
hanks offers n in-tle M-tliiifi thai
camioi he iii pa-M-.l. The lahh- arc
fii'e. Ymi ran in (lie camp kitchen
for a iniill fee.
Pine Cone Auto Camo
Auinvis i r:N(;i,.i
VIAMol'Tll. -:nir. Takimr
about 4ti Hjncs as lontr :ih Llndv
in the crossbiK Captain Thomas
Drake has arrived here from Clmr
hstnn, M. c. He also is traveltint
aloiie. bat In a Sfl-foot ketch. I'n
like the lone i:,iulc, however. Cap
tain I rake (jot his rcirular s.i p.
i;.ir
Ton:
I'.iiMalow ( amp
2 Miles A'est of La Grande on Oregon Trail
After the relmi of Mary Tall
In Knlaud tliere was a dcr-llnff,
I Coma n Cat hidiclsm and flshrn .in
bewail to suffer. l.JUcen KIt.abel
ia grti -R--K ax
hi,.
I following
j Wednesda;
sit liat ion, passe
fee: "Kat l'i-h
pay me tl'H."
I th"
pi
W II Uivccm Oml htrnt 'a"i".'r Dc iht
SS'IIiIiiIM I'unlarKlMuliiidimh.'iuli-lliWii
(.'.Mliltiaii ',:; i':. 7 : . Hits ( -7u'.Jit'4
LOOK OVER OUU WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
Mrv Hu,m. li,.sa of Albu.iuer i
' i"". New Meb o won the cash !
ro t. - .a f.,r Ihe heM inli.m t-
M-v.- stt.rv ,.r ;i i lub event stil-iui!
i"'f b n. i tub tu ihe i u nt i A :
in. ,,r i ..Oi iatiil .ition upon the(
't ,o bie t'iiMl nf Jnr soil W;.m
t-nt i,. Mix i:.t,.e,.iM,. l.lndbelKli '
' lni-1 a o Hi-mi i( j he oun- j
1 'I tl'and l;..pnK ni supplied '
music fur tin s-rernl "i-sNimn nod.
I.UKene It. 1,,'uvmn, chalrm
t his Win siippb niented b
I V ttl" amlletice coudt
division of imiMc.
lime mii I'oniitiA
The altnnoon H"viomn were rir
oted laljielj to open foiuin yl
hSiw um
. rim
' a; ' !i!p:l :
. Only $9 50 Down
r ): - !i for this wonderful
i ui ii ;r ! - r iri km t
Come out
of the KITCHEN"
Automatic Electric Range
rpiIINK of it! You pay only $9.50 down and we
-- deliver a beautiful Hotpoint Automatic Electric
Ranye to your home and install it in your kitchen.
And with each Hotpoint Range purchased this
month, we are giving absolutely FREE a nine-inch
(I-E AYhiz Fan shown below.
This offer lasts during June only.
ACT NOW!
FKEl
Mail this coupon today for a generous
trial cur ton five!
ii of Ihe
V fdllcilli;
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( hjngr Pekoe.
ijme
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Dont Miss This
Opportunity
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G-E Whiz Fan
with each Hotpoint Range purchased this month.
Keep your kitchen cool with a Hotpoint, and any
room in the house cool with a (I-E W hiz Fan.
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Light & Power Co.